Meet Thayna, Our Marketing Coordinator!
The person behind the posts, events, and community connections at North Shore Trust and Savings!
Meet Thayna, the person behind the posts, events, and community connections at North Shore Trust and Savings!
Kicking off the spotlight with a fun fact; she’s the youngest of six kids and grew up on a hog and grain farm! Maybe that’s where her hardworking attitude comes from! She’s earned the nickname “The Bulldog” for her relentless follow-up and determination to get things done. If it’s on her list, you can bet she’s following up!
Marketing has been a common thread throughout every role in her career. After spending much of her earlier career with larger corporations, she found her way to North Shore Trust and Savings and couldn’t be happier! She loves being part of a community bank that values personal relationships, exceptional customer service, and giving back to the communities it serves.
Favorite Part of the Job – Getting to order fun stuff and give it away is definitely a perk! But seriously, her favorite part is working with every department across the bank and showcasing what makes each team special to the community. She loves helping tell their stories and highlighting the people who make NSTS great. And if there’s one thing you should know, no one is a bigger NSTS fanatic than her!
Few of Her Favorite Things – Thayna is obsessed with her family, college hoops, traveling, and cooking. In that exact order! Thayna says, “There isn’t much that butter, cheese, and bacon can’t make better, and the same goes for a fantastic Final Four!” Whether she’s cheering on her favorite teams, exploring somewhere new, or whipping up something delicious, she’s all about making memories and enjoying the good stuff in life.
Whether she’s planning events, creating social media content, or networking with local businesses, Thayna loves finding new ways to connect NSTS with the community. Because at the end of the day, it’s all about people, relationships, and growing together!


















